The ripple effect in action, or what teachers seldom hear but love to know

When I taught at Seton Hall University I had a really interesting student named Timothy Hester.  When Tim graduated I do remember him saying how he enjoyed my courses.  Little did I know that years later our paths would cross once more.  Recently Tim contacted me to let me know about a posting on his blog Harvey Millican: Raising Your Kids Without Lowering Your IQ.  I Read it and found myself  speechless.  We never really know the impact we might have on our students.  But, once in a while we are lucky enough to find out.  http://wp.me/s10sPo-5095

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